Captive Types Supported
Single-Parent Captive
Wholly owned by one parent corporation. Used to insure the risks of the parent and its subsidiaries. Simplest structure to administer.Group Captive
Owned by multiple unrelated insureds with similar risk profiles. Each member contributes to a shared loss fund and participates in profits/losses.Protected Cell Company (PCC)
A single legal entity with legally segregated cells. Each cell has its own assets, liabilities, and often its own manager. Also known as a Series LLC in some domiciles.Setting Up a Captive Organization
Create the captive organization and configure its type:Member Management
For group captives, each participating company is a member. OpenInsure tracks:- Member identity and contact information
- Annual contribution schedule
- Claim history allocated to the member
- Loss ratio by member
- Profit/loss allocation at year-end
Member Contribution Tracking
Member contributions are tracked against their installment schedules:Cell Structure Configuration (PCC / Series LLC)
For Protected Cell Companies, each cell is a distinct accounting unit with its own:- Premium pool
- Loss fund
- Investment account
- Stop-loss coverage
- Cell manager contact
- Regulatory capital allocation
cell_id for PCC organizations.
Annual Loss Fund Analysis
The loss fund analysis tool provides the actuary and captive manager with a complete picture of the captive’s financial position:- Premiums collected (year-to-date, projected full year)
- Investment income on the loss fund balance
- Claims paid (by line, by member for group captives)
- Case reserves on open claims
- IBNR reserves (actuarially estimated)
- Funded ratio = Loss Fund Balance / (Case Reserves + IBNR)
- Solvency margin vs. domicile minimum capital requirement
- Stop-loss recoveries projected based on current reserve levels
Actuarial Support Requirements
OpenInsure does not replace an actuary — it provides the data and tools that make actuarial analysis faster and more accurate:Domicile Compliance Automation
OpenInsure tracks filing deadlines and sends automated reminders:- 30 days before annual statement due date: reminder to captive manager
- 14 days before: escalation to captive owner
- 7 days before: urgent notice, compliance officer alerted
- Day of deadline: flag opened in compliance dashboard